Posh Pads at The Casartelli is Suitable for everyone ; whether you would like a studio purely for one night, for a week or perhaps even as long as a month, they have something for you. Not only can you book a place for whatever length of time you like, but you can be guaranteed that it is going to be amply sized, will have all of the conveniences you'll expect from a 5 star hotel, and will most likely be completely serviced. The Casartelli building itself dates back to the mid 18th century, but was fully renovated to mix period style with modern facilities. Just down the road within walking distance is the Liverpool One Centre and Albert Dock.
Followers of The Beatles can't most likely miss The Beatles Story. This is an exhibition at 2 locations - Albert Dock and Mersey Ferries Terminal - which narrates the tale of the band from its humble beginnings to global acclaim and mythical standing. The subsequent careers of the individual members are also examined in minute detail in separate items. After all that exploration, find some nourishment at the themed Starbucks caf and get yourself some mementos at the Fab4Store!
The Bluecoat is among Liverpool City's most recognisable buildings and dates from the early eighteenth century. This Grade 1 and UNESCO world heritage humanities centre is a preferred host of concerts, dance performances and readings , as well as much , much more. It also functions as a base for little companies and a workshop for artists. It is where people can have fun bouncing concepts off one another , as well as inspiring others and being electrified. The Explore program of events for all of the family encourages a lifelong interest in culture and the humanities in youngsters.
The Walker Art Gallery has a big collection of fine, ornamental and modern art, ranging from paintings to sculptures spanning more than 6 centuries. Rembrandt, Turner - they're all here. A unique side to the Gallery is Ben Johnson's Liverpool Cityscape, which presents Liverpool as it has matured and expanded over time. In spring and summer of 2012 the non-permanent exhibition, 'A Collector's Eye : Cranach to Pissarro' will be on view, while in autumn it'll be the turn of 'Art in Revolution : Liverpool 1911'. For the under 8s, there is a special childrens' studio titled Massive Art for Tiny Artists, which introduces youngsters to art at a young age and inspires a life long enthusiasm.
Followers of Liverpool Football Club can't miss a visit to the Anfield Stadium. Day tours can be obtained to make any Liverpool fan feel just like a VIP, as they will be greeted at the stadium before a 3 course meal with free drink is served in director's box. Explore the club's museum and take a tour of the stadium itself, before a celebrity from the club's respected history calls in for a talk. All fans will go away with a special present to remind them of this special occasion.
Followers of The Beatles can't most likely miss The Beatles Story. This is an exhibition at 2 locations - Albert Dock and Mersey Ferries Terminal - which narrates the tale of the band from its humble beginnings to global acclaim and mythical standing. The subsequent careers of the individual members are also examined in minute detail in separate items. After all that exploration, find some nourishment at the themed Starbucks caf and get yourself some mementos at the Fab4Store!
The Bluecoat is among Liverpool City's most recognisable buildings and dates from the early eighteenth century. This Grade 1 and UNESCO world heritage humanities centre is a preferred host of concerts, dance performances and readings , as well as much , much more. It also functions as a base for little companies and a workshop for artists. It is where people can have fun bouncing concepts off one another , as well as inspiring others and being electrified. The Explore program of events for all of the family encourages a lifelong interest in culture and the humanities in youngsters.
The Walker Art Gallery has a big collection of fine, ornamental and modern art, ranging from paintings to sculptures spanning more than 6 centuries. Rembrandt, Turner - they're all here. A unique side to the Gallery is Ben Johnson's Liverpool Cityscape, which presents Liverpool as it has matured and expanded over time. In spring and summer of 2012 the non-permanent exhibition, 'A Collector's Eye : Cranach to Pissarro' will be on view, while in autumn it'll be the turn of 'Art in Revolution : Liverpool 1911'. For the under 8s, there is a special childrens' studio titled Massive Art for Tiny Artists, which introduces youngsters to art at a young age and inspires a life long enthusiasm.
Followers of Liverpool Football Club can't miss a visit to the Anfield Stadium. Day tours can be obtained to make any Liverpool fan feel just like a VIP, as they will be greeted at the stadium before a 3 course meal with free drink is served in director's box. Explore the club's museum and take a tour of the stadium itself, before a celebrity from the club's respected history calls in for a talk. All fans will go away with a special present to remind them of this special occasion.
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